Liberty Bell Report
Conservative news from the nation’s capital
Original reports on the day’s biggest stories from our news team.
New Democratic trifectas could carry the compact to 272 electoral votes by 2028. The Constitution and the Founders' design argue against it.
Abby Lawson sorts out who gains, who loses and who belongs in your Week 10 lineup after a busy NFL trade deadline.
The playoff committee's new top 12 sets the stakes for a weekend of ranked showdowns from Athens to Bloomington to Tucson.
A London judge said the comedian had become a predator who disregarded women's refusals, and the Met says several people have contacted investigators since the trial.
A federal judge sided with The Atlantic on a key procedural fight, pausing most discovery while he weighs whether to dismiss the FBI director's defamation case.
Glendale's carry-permit costs now near $2,000 for a new license. The Justice Department says that defies the Second Amendment and the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling.
Iran vows to keep its enriched uranium and shows off an underground arsenal, while Washington and its G7 allies say the blockade, not new combat, is doing the work.
The 990-foot liner that still holds the transatlantic speed record was set to go down off Destin on Veterans Day, starting a new life as a dive reef and museum.
Police say the ESPN analyst's pickup ran over two pedestrians' feet before he argued with them and drove off; he faces six misdemeanor counts and is free on $6,000 bond.
Portugal closed schools and non-essential services nationwide for Storm Charles, which proved weaker than feared but kept the Algarve on red alert as Spain braced.
Police on both sides of the Irish Sea called the emailed threats bogus, while Italy evacuated at least 300 schools and Rome warned of a deliberate campaign to sow fear.
Two days of U.S.-brokered talks produced a large prisoner-of-war swap but no breakthrough on ending the war, as American envoys head to Moscow to meet Putin.
Indianapolis moved Josh Downs, Keenan Allen, Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, then watched offers for Taylor and Grover Stewart disappear.
Fresh off the franchise's first World Series title, the 67-year-old became the first manager in either league to win the honor three years running.
Boston won the first meeting since the blockbuster summer trade 123-101, and the coldest moment came before the opening tip.
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